Red Sox Receive Reliever Pedro Beato From Mets To Complete Shoppach Trade
The Boston Red Sox received right-handed pitched Pedro Beato from the New York Mets to complete the Kelly Shoppach trade.
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The Boston Red Sox received right-handed pitched Pedro Beato from the New York Mets to complete the Kelly Shoppach trade.
A brief look at all of the disappointments of the 2012 Red Sox season.
While many feel bad for Bobby Valentine for having to deal with a team who for the most part doesn't like him John Tomase of the Boston Globe says he's not totally innocent here. Tomase spoke with Toucher & Rich about ways the manager has handled his players.
Fred Toucher had a few ideas how John Henry could have handled the players in this meeting back in July and other player messages this season about the manager.
Aaron Cook had a costly error for the Red Sox in the sixth inning of their 5-3 loss to the Orioles Wednesday night, and didn't shy away from taking all the blame afterwards.
Both Adrian Gonzalez and Bobby Valentine didn't get to see the end of the Red Sox' 5-3 loss to the Orioles Wednesday night, but it was not by choice.
Held hitless by Aaron Cook through five innings, the Baltimore Orioles sent 10 batters to the plate during a five-run sixth and beat the Boston Red Sox 5-3 Wednesday night.
While David Ortiz insists his injury is getting better, the Red Sox are going to shut down their designated hitter for the next couple days.
Felger and Bob Beers joined by Peter Gammons of MLB.com to talk about the dysfunction that is surrounding the Boston Red Sox.
Marc "the Beetle" Bertrand joins Adam Kaufman for another edition of "5 Questions".
The funeral for Red Sox legend Johnny Pesky will be private, but the public will still get a chance to pay their final respects this weekend.
John Henry has issued a response.
CSNNE.com writer Joe Haggerty broke the John Lackey 'double fisting' on the road in Cleveland story last week and this week he's asking the tough questions in the locker room.
The Bobby Valentine experiment failed, and it can only be pinned on one man: Larry Lucchino.
How can the Boston Red Sox be salvaged?
